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Rawalpindi: Another policeman`s bike stolen

Rawalpindi: Another policeman`s bike stolen

RAWALPINDI: A policeofficialassociated with the Flying Squad, whose personnel are deployed on VIP route securityduty, was deprived of his motorbike parked outside the heavily-guarded PoliceLines, police said. It was the second such incident within three weeks in which unidentified auto–thieves defied security, slipped into the heavily guardedpoliceinstallations and took away the motorcycle.

Since the access to the PoliceLines is limited to those having security clearance, the authorities assumed that the culprit could be either one of the police officials housing in the Police Lines or one having links with the security guards.

ConstableMohammadSarfraz said he had parked his brand new motorbike (HondaCD-70) on the premises of the PoliceLines. When he returned to the spot, he found the vehicle missing.

He started a search inside the building and inquired from the security guards deployed at the entry gates but failed to find any clue to the bike. He suffered another shock after he went to the CivilLinespolicestation to get a caseregistered when he was advised to `come through proper channel`.

He was asked to first go to the in-charge of the Police Lines, then to the deputy superintendent of policeheadquarters, later to the superintendent of police headquarters and then to the citypolice officer besides getting permission from the DSP and SHOCivilLines if he wanted to get the FIR of the incidentregistered.

Earlier, another police official, Matiullah, had also lost his new motorbike from the PoliceLinesheadquarters. It took more than 20days to get his caseregistered with the police.

According to police sources, Matiullah was reportedly forced to change the scene of crime and mention some other spot (other than the PoliceLines) as it would give a bad name to the police. However, his case was registered on March24 – 21 days after the incident – after he changed the scene of crime on his complaint.